Team Offense
Los Angeles Dodgers |
Team Offense |
San Francisco Giants |
117 |
Games Played |
118 |
4,506 |
Plate Appearances |
4,458 |
3,987 |
At-Bats |
3,921 |
623 |
Runs Scored |
531 |
1,033 |
Hits |
923 |
242 |
Doubles |
196 |
23 |
Triples |
11 |
157 |
Home Runs |
137 |
592 |
Runs Batted In |
507 |
75 |
Stolen Bases |
52 |
14 |
Caught Stealing |
10 |
438 |
Walks |
425 |
974 |
Strikeouts |
1,030 |
.259 |
Batting Average |
.235 |
.335 |
On-Base Percentage |
.318 |
.449 |
Slugging Percentage |
.396 |
0.784 |
OPS |
0.714 |
115 |
OPS+ |
101 |
1,792 |
Total Bases |
1,552 |
66 |
Grounded Into Double Play |
81 |
822 |
Left on Base |
815 |
In comparing these two teams, Los Angeles has on OBP of .335 while San Francisco sits at .318. The Dodgers are sitting with a batting average of .259 and the Giants have an average of .235. When talking about striking out at the plate, San Francisco is sitting with 1,030 on the campaign, and Los Angeles has 974. So far this season, the Dodgers are knocking in more runs, with an average of 5.3 runs per game. Having racked up 1,033, the Dodgers have earned more base knocks than the Giants this season. The Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants so far this year with 623.
Team Pitching
Los Angeles Dodgers |
Team Pitching |
San Francisco Giants |
3.2 |
Runs Allowed Per Game |
4.3 |
81 |
Wins |
59 |
36 |
Losses |
59 |
.692 |
Win-Loss Percentage |
.500 |
2.87 |
Earned Run Average (ERA) |
3.9 |
1 |
Complete Games |
1 |
10 |
Team Shutouts |
7 |
1 |
Complete Game Shutouts |
0 |
33 |
Saves |
25 |
1,043 |
Innings Pitched |
1,043 |
818 |
Hits Allowed |
1,009 |
374 |
Runs Allowed |
512 |
333 |
Earned Runs Allowed |
450 |
103 |
Home Runs Allowed |
99 |
291 |
Walks Allowed |
321 |
9 |
Intentional Walks Allowed |
11 |
1,037 |
Strikeouts |
997 |
51 |
Balks |
41 |
31 |
Wild Pitches |
41 |
4,221 |
Batters Faced |
4,427 |
2 |
Balks |
2 |
145 |
ERA+ |
103 |
3.40 |
FIP |
3.48 |
1.063 |
WHIP |
1.275 |
7.1 |
Hits Allowed Per 9 Innings |
8.7 |
0.9 |
Homeruns Allowed Per 9 Innings |
0.9 |
2.5 |
Walks Per 9 Innings |
2.8 |
8.9 |
Strikeouts Per 9 Innings |
8.6 |
3.6 |
Strikeout to Walk Ratio |
3.1 |
726 |
Left on Base |
794 |
The Los Angeles Dodgers have given up less runs per contest than the San Francisco Giants on the year, averaging 3.20. Having 818, the Dodgers haven’t allowed as many hits as the Giants this year. So far this year, Los Angeles has the better pitching staff, having a team ERA of 2.87. In reference to striking out opponents, the Dodgers have accrued a total of 1,037 this year while the Giants have recorded 997. The Giants have more dominant pitchers pertaining to surrendering homeruns having 99. In reference to pitching statistics, Los Angeles owns a WHIP of 1.063 and San Francisco is at 1.275. Los Angeles has recorded more saves than San Francisco for the season having earned a total of 33. With 77, the Los Angeles Dodgers have more holds than the San Francisco Giants over the course of the season. On the campaign, Los Angeles has more dominant pitchers in the matter of save rate coming in at 73%. Pertaining to runners inherited, the Dodgers have tallied 106 so far this year, while the Giants have 155.
Team Bullpen
Los Angeles Dodgers |
Team Relief Pitching |
San Francisco Giants |
406 |
Games in Relief |
412 |
116 |
Games Finished |
117 |
26 |
Wins in Relief |
22 |
18 |
Losses in Relief |
25 |
45 |
Save Opportunities |
40 |
33 |
Saves |
25 |
12 |
Blown Saves |
15 |
73.0% |
Save Percentage |
63.0% |
124 |
Save Situations |
94 |
77 |
Holds |
51 |
106 |
Inherited Runners |
155 |
29 |
Inherited Runners Scored |
54 |
27.0% |
Inherited Score Percentage |
35.0% |
.921 |
Average Leverage Index |
.983 |
92 |
High Leverage Situations |
124 |
118 |
Medium Leverage Situations |
100 |
196 |
Low Leverage Situations |
188 |
251 |
Times Entered With Lead |
177 |
53 |
Times Entered in Tie |
71 |
102 |
Times Entered When Behind |
164 |
78 |
Inherited Runners |
103 |
328 |
Times Entered With Bases Empty |
309 |
72 |
Multiple Inning Appearances |
90 |
Team Fielding
Los Angeles Dodgers |
Team Fielding |
San Francisco Giants |
.725 |
Defensive Efficiency |
.677 |
4,152 |
Defensive Chances |
4,326 |
3,131 |
Putouts |
3,130 |
967 |
Assists |
1,121 |
54 |
Errors |
75 |
93 |
Double Plays |
86 |
.987 |
Fielding Percentage |
.983 |
The Los Angeles Dodgers have notched more putouts than the San Francisco Giants over the course of the season having accumulated 3,131. With a total of 54, Los Angeles hasn’t recorded as many errors as San Francisco so far this season. This year, Los Angeles has the more dominant defense, riding a fielding percentage of .987. With respect to assisting a teammate, the Dodgers have 967 on the year, while the Giants have amassed 1,121.